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Accelerating Innovation with Leadership | Bill Gates
Accelerating Innovation with Leadership | Bill Gates
As the U.S and many other countries around the world go through political transitions, we should consider what kind of leaders can drive the innovation we need.
·gatesnotes.com·
Accelerating Innovation with Leadership | Bill Gates
Lessons from the 2016 Core77 Conference - Core77
Lessons from the 2016 Core77 Conference - Core77
It's no secret that Core77 throws the best design party of the year. For over 20 years, Core77 has been serving the design community online and our annual Core77 conference is an opportunity to bring the pages of Core77 to life through focused programming and a dialogue about the most
·core77.com·
Lessons from the 2016 Core77 Conference - Core77
Welcome - IRCv3
Welcome - IRCv3
Welcome to the IRCv3 Working Group. We're a group of IRC client and server software authors working to improve the IRC protocol.
·ircv3.net·
Welcome - IRCv3
Containers From Scratch Pt. 1
Containers From Scratch Pt. 1
I thought it would be an interesting project to implement containers. This would hopefully breakdown the black box that is containers for me. I figured doing...
·tejom.github.io·
Containers From Scratch Pt. 1
We’re done with Phase One – ProjectVRM
We’re done with Phase One – ProjectVRM
Here’s a picture that’s worth more than a thousand words: He’s with MAIF, the French insurance company, speaking at MyData 2016 in Helsinki, a little over a month ago. Here’…
·blogs.harvard.edu·
We’re done with Phase One – ProjectVRM
How to Use Quota Support on LXC Containers
How to Use Quota Support on LXC Containers
Quota support is one of the most important features of LXC. When you want to give multiple users access to a LXC container and control disk space then quota's will be used. You can also use quota's to
·hostpresto.com·
How to Use Quota Support on LXC Containers
Rewriting bad writing
Rewriting bad writing
Become a better writer by taking a poorly written piece and rewriting it yourself Once in a while I read something so complex and poorly written, when I’m finished I have no idea what I just read. …
·m.signalvnoise.com·
Rewriting bad writing
Where the #trumpwon trend came from (not Russia) / Boing Boing
Where the #trumpwon trend came from (not Russia) / Boing Boing
After the #trumpwon hashtag topped the Twitter trending charts — something Trump gleefully noted, saying it proved he’d won the initial debate with Hillary Clinton — @DustinGiebel…
·boingboing.net·
Where the #trumpwon trend came from (not Russia) / Boing Boing
Why I use Gentoo Linux (and if you develop software you should too)
Why I use Gentoo Linux (and if you develop software you should too)
I've been using Gentoo Linux for 5 years. It's a unique Linux distribution where you build everything from source, and can optimize for the exact hardware you have.. But the real benefits are in what using it does for your own skills.
·timboudreau.com·
Why I use Gentoo Linux (and if you develop software you should too)
Doorjam
Doorjam
Have you always dreamed of walking into a room to your own theme song? Us too—so we made a thing to do that! We call it Doorjam and it’s a…
·ideas.redpepper.land·
Doorjam
A case study in the performance cost of abstraction (C++’s std::shuffle) – Daniel Lemire's blog
A case study in the performance cost of abstraction (C++’s std::shuffle) – Daniel Lemire's blog
Statisticians and machine-learning experts sometimes need to shuffle data quickly and repeatedly. There is one standard and simple algorithm to shuffle an array, the so-called Fisher-Yates shuffle: for (i=size; i>1; i--) { nextpos = random_numbers_in_range(0,i); swap(storage[i-1], storage[nextpos]); } Not very difficult, is it? The C++ programming language, like many others, have a standard function to … Continue reading A case study in the performance cost of abstraction (C++’s std::shuffle)
·lemire.me·
A case study in the performance cost of abstraction (C++’s std::shuffle) – Daniel Lemire's blog